In the press .. again
The Guardian Teacher Network site is one of my “go-to” sites for education news and I love […]
There’s no point to this post!
I’ve had a weekend off, visiting York and also got to meet up with some tweeters in real life (** waves […]
Maths Plasters
Not my idea, but an absolute blinder courtesy of @ListerKev (Kev’s blog) and @ASTsupportAAli who originally posted about using these […]
Fractions #2
I’ve put together a “must, should, could” style worksheet for fractions, starting with “Sorted it” in relation to multiplying and dividing fractions, then […]
Getting out & about
Just a quick post to say that some of you lucky people (I’m not sure I mean lucky?!) will be getting the chance to meet up with Seager, in his capacity as […]
Mathspeak
You may have, like me, received the following email with a load of blurb about Mathspeak 2013 … all […]
Homework & AFL #2
We’re having a focus on assessment for learning at the minute, which means we been relooking at what we do in terms […]
Maths Network Meeting?
In our day jobs, we’ll be hosting another maths collaborative network meeting next month for schools within about 20 miles of us … it would have been quite easy to accept […]
Teaching fractions
is a bit like marmite … you either love it or hate it. Especially at secondary schools, when the students already have […]
If only you knew ..
.. how we’ve used early entry, Mr Gove. You would know that we haven’t used it to cheat your league tables (which, just-so-you-know show the school at which we work to be “most […]
